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Media Links strengthens links with Clearcast Asia & Skyline’s DataMiner

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Media Links, a provider of IP-based media transport solutions, has announced a new channel partnership with Clearcast Asia, a broadcast systems integrator serving South-east Asia. The agreement strengthens Media Links’ regional partner network and supports continued growth across broadcasters and telecom providers in the region.

Clearcast Asia will represent Media Links across South-east Asian markets, including Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Indonesia. With strong regional relationships and a deep understanding of broadcast and network workflows, Clearcast Asia brings both technical expertise and market insight to support customer deployments.

Manny Espino, Business Development Manager - ANZ & South-east Asia, Media Links, said, “Expanding our channel partner ecosystem in South-east Asia is an important step as the region continues to invest in next-generation broadcast infrastructure.

“Clearcast Asia is well established in the market and understands the needs of both broadcasters and telecom providers. Their experience and approach make them a strong partner as we continue to grow.”

This comes at a time when many broadcasters and network providers in South-east Asia are preparing for infrastructure upgrades, including transitions from legacy transport technologies to IP-based workflows. 

Media Links has also announced the integration of its Xscend platform with Skyline Communications’ DataMiner xOps platform. The integration allows Media Links’ Xscend systems to be monitored and managed within DataMiner environments, giving operators end-to-end visibility and management of their transport infrastructure alongside other network elements.

John Dale, CMO, Media Links, said, “Media Links has long been known for delivering a complete and robust transport solution, including control and management.

“At the same time, we recognise that many of our customers operate in multi-vendor environments and rely on platforms like DataMiner for centralised visibility and orchestration. This integration makes it easier to bring Xscend into those existing workflows and align with how networks are managed today.”

By enabling interoperability with DataMiner, Media Links expands the accessibility of Xscend across a large global installed base. This simplifies deployment and supports more efficient monitoring, control and coordination across diverse network infrastructures.

To find out more, visit booth 4M4-4 at BroadcastAsia 2026, which is taking place from 20-22 May at the Singapore EXPO.

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Media Links, a provider of IP-based media transport solutions, has announced a new channel partnership with Clearcast Asia, a broadcast systems integrator serving South-east Asia. The agreement strengthens Media Links’ regional partner network and supports continued growth across broadcasters and telecom providers in the region.

Clearcast Asia will represent Media Links across South-east Asian markets, including Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Indonesia. With strong regional relationships and a deep understanding of broadcast and network workflows, Clearcast Asia brings both technical expertise and market insight to support customer deployments.

Manny Espino, Business Development Manager - ANZ & South-east Asia, Media Links, said, “Expanding our channel partner ecosystem in South-east Asia is an important step as the region continues to invest in next-generation broadcast infrastructure.

“Clearcast Asia is well established in the market and understands the needs of both broadcasters and telecom providers. Their experience and approach make them a strong partner as we continue to grow.”

This comes at a time when many broadcasters and network providers in South-east Asia are preparing for infrastructure upgrades, including transitions from legacy transport technologies to IP-based workflows. 

Media Links has also announced the integration of its Xscend platform with Skyline Communications’ DataMiner xOps platform. The integration allows Media Links’ Xscend systems to be monitored and managed within DataMiner environments, giving operators end-to-end visibility and management of their transport infrastructure alongside other network elements.

John Dale, CMO, Media Links, said, “Media Links has long been known for delivering a complete and robust transport solution, including control and management.

“At the same time, we recognise that many of our customers operate in multi-vendor environments and rely on platforms like DataMiner for centralised visibility and orchestration. This integration makes it easier to bring Xscend into those existing workflows and align with how networks are managed today.”

By enabling interoperability with DataMiner, Media Links expands the accessibility of Xscend across a large global installed base. This simplifies deployment and supports more efficient monitoring, control and coordination across diverse network infrastructures.

To find out more, visit booth 4M4-4 at BroadcastAsia 2026, which is taking place from 20-22 May at the Singapore EXPO.

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